XOX

Two Xs. One O. The oldest game on the internet, stripped to its bones.

XOX doesn't try to reinvent tic-tac-toe — it just removes every excuse to look away. The dark canvas, the oversized logotype, and the mode toggle sitting right under it make the intent unmistakable before you've clicked a single square. The grid feels less like a board and more like a stage, and the running score for X, O, and draws quietly invites a second game. It's the kind of micro-app you forget you bookmarked and then end up opening four times a week.